CharityLawyer Blog | Nonprofit Law for Tax-Exempt Organizations

Each year, the IRS Tax Exempt and Government Entities (TE/GE) division releases a letter outlining their work plan for the upcoming year. On October 3, 2018, the TE/GE issued their Fiscal 2019 Program Letter.
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Increasingly, US NGOs seek to operate overseas. When a US nonprofit expands its activities across borders, whether by making grants or running programs, the compliance obligations of multiple countries can quickly become overwhelming.
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The IRS recently issued a favorable ruling for nonprofits looking to move their domicile from one state to another. Common reasons that nonprofits seek to change their state of incorporationinclude a change in physical location, increasing regulatory...

Familiarize yourself with the organization, its mission, and its effectiveness before giving. Always ask for information in writing – be wary if an organization will not provide information about charitable programs and finances upon request. Any legitimate...